BY SAM ALFAN.
Former National Youth Service(NYS) deputy director General Clare Chaddah Lwali now wants Director of National Youth Service stopped from evicting her from a house owned by the government.
In a certificate of urgency Lwali argues that the decision made by the respondents on the 9th of November 2016 contravenes her constitutional rights.
She claims that the Director of National Youth Service has no powers to demote public servants from Government houses at his wish and caprice.
“The decision by the respondents is an abuse of discretion and office, “argues Lwali.
Director National Youth Service, Ministry of Public Service , Youth and Fender Affairs , Cabinet Secretary Public Service Commission and the Ag have been named as respondents in the case.
Lwali was last year arraigned before an anti-corruption court facing charges of abuse of office and willful failure to comply with the procurement laws.
She pleaded not guilty and was granted 600,000 Shillings.
